Watermelon seeds. The spherical ball.

Watermelon seeds Scientific name: Citrullus lanatus Watermelon seeds are a summer climbing plant, from the gourd family, producing spherical or oval-shaped fruits, with many varieties including those with red, yellow, orange, and white flesh. Environmental conditions: Watermelon seeds need 6 hours of sunlight daily, require fertile soil with natural fertilizer, and good ventilation. Method of cultivation: Watermelon seeds should be dried before planting, then the land is plowed, and the seeds are placed in a pot for one month. After a month, these watermelon seeds are planted in small mounds, taking care to leave spaces for ventilation. Three seeds are placed in each hole at a depth of 3 cm, then the soil is sprinkled with fertilizer, leaving a meter distance between each mound. The seeds are covered with a cloth or cover to protect from birds. Planting time: Watermelon seeds are planted in winter, and they grow after 100 days of planting. Benefits: Moisturizes the skin, refreshes the body, strengthens the intestines, strengthens the blood, their seeds help lower blood pressure, and their roots help stop bleeding, prevent cancers.